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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

7

Golf Widow Describes Married Life as Golf Maniac Tale

Detroit era clipping reports Mrs Helen Nearte Joy Lew of Atrot Michigan describing her life with husband Lee a famed golfer as a “gulf maniac” while detailing chores and social pressures at Grove Point home. She accuses him of infidelity and fraud, contrasting high society status with domestic duties and seeking a divorce.

Atrot Mich Mra Helen Nearte Joy Lew Lee Hearst Joy Renater Newberry Michigan Gromee Point Torlock Wes

Tenters to Dodge Chicago Landlords

OCR reads like a conflict over Chicago tenants organizing with the Chicago Tenants' Protective League. Ritchie Vetterson, president, urges action as forest preserves near Kilgeeteek and Edgetree are cited for possible tenant protests. Officials warn rules will be enforced and a future line of transport may be established.

OCR Chieega Grok County Leodiorts Ritchie Vettereon A. Verte Wienges Potter Milwauke Paul Cwuree Edgetreet

Jury Frees Hold Up as Honest Robber

John Gilroy was tried for robbery, claiming the hold up of William Moorman at a cabin. He confessed to theft saying he needed money for his family, was supported by testimony, and the jury found him not guilty. The trial touched on wages, work temptations, and local farm tractor economics amid broader court proceedings.

Fundy Pelt Menler William J Mirteen Chhrage Geifer Gulf Francison John HW Gilroy Supreme Court William Moorman Glirey Hitewell Crete Aidat Moweman Hall of Justice Gistroy Cowet Gileay

Is Intoxication an Excuse for Murder

In Chicago a drunken shooting led to a murder verdict conflicting with coroner and grand jury findings. Frits Meinhausen admitted intoxication after killing Mrs Anna and wounding his wife. The coroner condemns the verdict as remarkable and seeks legal review. The grand jury indicts for murder despite the jurors ruling absence of premeditation.

Moeinhhausen Ish Maude Anna Etera Dreemeker Newee Direwak Dot Peter Seexe Frits Meinhauwen Frits Meinhausen William Wipfer Peter Kilbourne Alexander Anderson Robert Hater Charles Naglish Jono Collins Meinhausen Hoffman Jes Meinhaween Ceroper Hoffman Cape County

Survey Finds Diffidence in Tractor and Horse Costs

A preliminary USDA survey shows farm power for winter wheat belts leans toward tractors for field tasks. Three fourths of tractor owners view freetore profits as favorable, with tractors mainly used for drawbar work and as a supplement to horses. Results cover Ohio Kansas and Nebraska farms, and note varying costs per farm and per acre across operations, plus evolving practices and perceived advantages and drawbacks of tractors.

United States Department of Agriculture Lear Fee Sionnar Gerne

Barley Used for Feeding Swine Under Study by Agriculture

The Department of Agriculture is examining how light and heavy barley grades compare as hog feed. Trials in 1921 showed high grade barley feeds at only slightly below good shelled corn. Further tests will refine feeding methods and values for barley in swine rations.

Department of Agriculture Berensre Sino United States

Easy Street and Western Canada Farm Prospects

An English language fragmentary report details Mary and other figures involved in farming in Western Canada. It describes opportunities, seed quality, climate, and labor on towers of farms, with mentions of Mary and other individuals, a Canadian setting, and inquiries about who will lead efforts and harvest outcomes. The text reads as a paste of garbled OCR with scattered names and places.

Bizarre Washington Barrage Sparks Odd Public Ferment

A garbled Washington broadcast triggers scattered public reaction as readers struggle to decipher the message. Confusion spreads through discussions of policy and personal reactions, reflecting a perplexing moment in civic discourse.

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